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i ll the t er° M er i te d : itant-lie Genor INccall. Pe3. Ce:nt OC 3' .-- - 4• Z:(.. S 4. - - ..• ,L.l _ ;;.. • - 1 :44* to/K, U )c-General ; near jabot) , •• • /7-Hy --- - 7 , _„.. f.,... -_•• ~,, _,.... . :. ' ':. ' , ;.:, , , i 4- 7 L . i). 4 ,- • ,1; ! , . '''''''',..„' t. ~ ..., ~. . ...., . krT7t.,.. ~,..)3tR b tie_ '. li 6 • I . .3 . "r bis ai r i f o t rat Ina 3 je , to o f 9to de of the Ga zeon pl ain *5 !al' ,rbit i n the ' 1 t bat ed fr" n % t of 3 00 was t o cw iforlg i t S,: e r ireenog,!ilacd, ())'s w° , is t lerpo('" of Fo o.. s S. E. galk 3r to th sagloi r '_,.(te) rj ct iitcb Nic r to the a little o ) A , f i lu i de t r ; ' 1 .1 ; the o PV,, ° o Ort f Pun der t r aer i ted be' • .er ia.- rob 5 Of O r'F7 ,s th e ibliShed 00 !ere 3150 5 .)3! . . It of 5 1 0 1 , Apr' Gie ect i.l t b f e ri i ese ......(23) 41 11 ill of )141 a 04, -Pm 1 1 U SATURDAY. JULY ;S, tirB EPRICF. S "'ENPENC; SlMlllealealawroaasaarammon-wwww•ra, -; sc. , unneeiksa• eient. 11l Oue .of th, quilificat!On, a ich (Acetic) ba3 entiiidcred :As point of stature he tirls- yg: to COFTlpleXigll, Swarthy; . .bas bait black short and he waS:wtiolly latent •e iu Nord to ever article of Ares, bUt little hid pted, indeed, to the aid of the tailor, hatter 'audslioe ul4cer ;. for lie dial „not sind y tasid onsiii his clothes, and never appeats,to nave aspired at de gtuice. In private life, he was both atnidlde and eOter• tainio g . pi s . voice was s.)tr, ois orioners en g his wit oecacinually_ spdrkied. Jil;, his chainpaigne, and awhile he constantly exhibi;ed on miiuterrupted - strain good humour, he could : bear with the . infitnlities , of others, , to a legree. scarcely credible in one of his spirit athl.tecopera-, tuant. GLQUCESTER:IIkLECTION. rriu E tRIE.NIYi find SUPPOItTERS pf R. B. COOPER, Esq. M. P., who contributed to the GLO , ;MOUS TRIUMPH of the 2311 of JUN E, are,.itirited to meet nt file WHITE HART, TAVERN, Holborn, on IVEDNES, 'PAY NEXT, the , 22d July, i instant, at-Nine o'clock n the Evening, to CELEBRATE the RETURN of their WORTHY REPRESENTATI VE. • N.-ITH. HARRIS, Esq. in the Chair. _ . Li l'EltAltY ttILVIEV. ANNUAL 13IOGRAPHY and OBITUARY for 918.—Los 0 . M4N, HURST, REF.;, 0115 . 1 E, and BROWN,' Paternoster. row. Oi*'Application . for Tickets to be made at the Bar of the. White Hart Tarein, on or before Tuesday next. ' ..JulY`t7; 1818. The present is ilieecond Volume of an iute resting.Worl, which , contributes largely to the stock of contemporary liography, and, like the ;forfiarr,,is accompanied by ills ouettes. Of Illus trious and Noble Persons we are here presented with Memoirs of Her Royal Highness the Princess ChirlOtte of Wales. The Countess of Albemarle. The Dukr,iof Not l ibmnberland and Marlborough. 46 iiiiGii.4riiti.i'eig ,-iiiticAily,felii , .. • WIDOWS' PEN.SI nNt;:: ' ' • . NOTIri li, hero) i .. I NVIDOW&_ y g i sen, t.iii , t • t le , . 6; , ' of CI) MMIAAM mid 1 1 ARAANtf*PEcqiqS of the.. Ili' .4.Iu.NAVY, : receiting„Peusion, from the Charity ta- ,•*tbitti.)l7itfioeri,athsttlf.,,TlNe,,oli:eifo,.T,lelivbe paid their Pensions, due the., .„• mard pi nch -square. Lincoln's Inn, L . ond . on : ' i ti i , •, • Hatton. ttq the Paymaster nf the said Cha &L •-• IhelVigowi, of 114:;-.0tfie.ers,• Superannuated Reif , t•r-, 04.7"'411..Capt,ains,,Vel,tipmaptiers,.I.le9tenrts? and..tY•laite:rs', ' ' '1 ` ) ".47 ithe 1 0th,of best loath; the WidOws of Snr ge,tit, Pu t ; anA tti Iv. "ers. i nd . ‘ l3 natslyajus,-on Tuesday' the 11 t 1 ~ , i t „ , '" , v3 of. Gitliner a'nd'Carpentets, on Wednesday tile of. ` , and on *very sneezed - ibis' Thursday, tietiveeu. the. tourt "P"tand,i'vt I • .A4,1,, 4 ~ .0 ''' • . a tm ' • `!iic i 9 furtkei Ten,, th,!. Io k Remittance Ellis A;"!1f)e th . ; . 6 0 . 4 the.7olhnf neaneatl „n.th .. to - close %Vio.7es resident in ti t , ..' "tr Y, Ia.!) o hare requestee t, be iaid - their lietssions. , . gitir retp.ectireltesidejltek• . .. - W..CROKER. P - _• iik re-Trt.:ll,l,l.vd-i)FFICE, July 17. 18 1 l• • if 4 E CO AI litl'aS /ONE RS fin VICTUALLING, • hat ifi -irIJESTY'S Nil V T doherelltAir! Ntteet T • • • ° ,, D,, , t• they will be riot!' est-4ov t4 e ism of Selyetitker rim. - ~.. a 1, r . ••• 9.„... 'ece'el '"itle.PS .ia Joritksr (sealed 1110, and treat .t 4 'r . ~;`' kV' VPRI NI E -.1 RIM I B EEF and 1 ) ,Q 11 4-, ?z , ? t ereee e"! o l'e "k4P'egtztc .Ten 7 homsitial Tierces of srA.:47,ecfc!, to i 4`.Lttred i n t h e. enev4g, .seecon; "e.tighth part thereof: ftit t ' L II I I-4(-1 6' lial f - Panchcon,s, a i.,z-eigi4fh. parfs:i, r'z ree '' , ,i,,, "erhaxining_paeseistlith part iq Barrels to he del:pered. ' 1 ): 74 :licifey.4.:ViNtualling Stores at,,lleptford, Parts- . tl e ,.; is.' Pl 'Y' 2,ol (th,. and Co•rh, in regular.rr"lwrtris of each , 04 Pqon of ett.3k e „ by the:periods untler-mentioned, viz. 9..,,e:t4j.rd part V 14e wiqel, l7 iiic 141 k Farilailf/11 1810 ,i,' 141i'd part nt Cat f '" th, ' . r " . •- t ilay -iv. repiot&ing aird tiart by the als - . I rot .1,1 q• Pyriil for 1, Bills payable, ';47 f r , , .'" date. •without Interest, sixty 7: 'o'ri 9 , -, " i ii*ms of the Contract tiztry. la: ,sen at the , S !'''.", - - 4. i ...w / o' a . ' i• '; o''' • • irlitiiie'li to Cllr. J• 77 • I tTe ' !' r : I' . 9% •!, " C',r' • to the (7'll'. a ke to - e: , i r i.".''. -4 4 ,, ; -3 for the rtrittu'hn: "at . . t vt , w7 ., / e t ! it,•,,64 .11aje,sty'.$ ei , .tora...at,Jl4.akertch,Bellas ,s . , '' ;''' 6 l • „:rd z and to , t the Seeretat•y . to . 74( .postmaster- . :‘, 7,,-. z.bihtin,• , :t, i p (Wady. ' ir . I ,i riprees , V ;lig• : / 44 rrii , r a te.sr. fittawalq than. Five' •••"3".!* h — d. Zier.''!fed' 4 ? 4 (1 l• ive ilezqdrcd •Tierc . rs o .f ,f 4, at 1 .I,.. a tise . 41 n , l. witt re r urd be . had to any' Tender in u , la. ~- ` 4 le lt b, .' 4 ,_ 4l Pral h • ,••,..! • •'—l • at - 1 , nntlt, or that shall not : o ,p th ' . • ed to ";-?,„'`e,d/ L n r" t re " ) 3 ' i;1,;1 ' 4' 1 11214 the said rises ''44i ej. - 1 r t 15 7 1 .1 4 ,. . ,1 t5 e . p - it ". •:a .' 1, - 7 p r- :r , a'-' . t ( , )"e( r unless the Pit4oll to 'l7 l o h.: . " . hi s.v)ite I e)soi l e w oil Ids teha . r) 4 :c. vt. . -4 talltd Ar . 'attends to 14) ' 44 ' fer ' • •Hn. anird brt a Letter signed "il4 n r4 P00 4 ; fp 44' ; 4 ‘ bf a(f ''' ft' ,, , ' . 1 ' 'll with 1 r to betooti ...OIL II 4."41.1"C"' fie: : . I'r4" l ''' t ii n.": . 7 la - t .•Irt''kr - Ceitt: , o„ ''' "474.11 ". 11,- : ' die t :din e mauve of the Calarqet• itr Yi,, \ ~1 ., ' I IELDRAKE 1, 4 s remove:l t , r , , , , 1 i t . , L ) ; I 'lll l '.',,,',,), Nrit - ND ' to ' N. 19, Ar) , ‘l - N PR. , i , , `. 1 .'4 4, '. -- tow: l , - c ..to mat., every Article for whic h t' l l i ', k , f%,i'',"ttt.A..t.i;ruitinti::„ v i a . 'fli.T7s).: , , of known sit e pr: ,r *lii . 1 '', ve t Jr c ;t:i or of Rupture r . I i rst r !meats ..t.o re . to , t n h ' e ' r, 411 ..Y( ' ): .' "Vtb,. 11.e 't4f Tierirmial' Distortion ; • I )e.. , ldes . '!, ,le t - o , •T: i, , '',rver:-44(litiititai advantage °f. nat.. 1 m bei t ig a rm street. tiiii,, "Leti&• r ,', ll 4e,se ca ll only,fre had. La •li,- , '-,? ' 4 9 ", : w il4 e h ,:' 1 1 t1 1 ;,.? gi re this f.•;ruticirs., as many i ersonc still ~olis oi i„, , •ele i r i,'" ' , lt'll fee S trand, and Are •di-erived by Psr . , . 1 ,i l - ,'" , r 1 .. ) iiii.1 41 , 1 . - 1 i „NotiNis, al \strict% they hate. itm' . ; m: ii , .11A.1,,1- n fiii l 'rreatisrs on the Kure of Dies tteiliath 1,-,„'"ubiatortionq on' the Legs and Ptit, and US , i• N .-41 it) 2i,i:•" . e- who 41e a ffl icted. with Ruptures, &c. may -..... . l 'illl - eet„ , --- V I IISI; , ---- 7 -- ...-, . .... . -.. , . . . , -,—, 1 INF N • .. kj, Ail Li a • - S OF THE I ) I PROVED . BLEAC/-1. 'lv LA Ii I) -t. cry reit:illy tub/rips the ketk ..uhii., % ery I , sj) fiv ) ". lic ct •'''Y and Families, that he has the above Llne h ns ,. . , tri l; ' 1,, i s kp yard and half Wide, tic. of the same desird I 11. lA ': •; r ' O" : .,M, his East India [lasi tiro', Scotch, l 'l;lffelte , - tl e'b- -3 : 1, ' `h " - "Worie. •For, , gfi I:ace,' Printed' Fortiituee. and 1.'1411144" 1V 41. "' ( "• - e, No. 16, CHF.APSIDE, Wholesale kjilth(...e D 'e s ce, Ike the whole of which are warranted. 1.. rth • ite 'rir: A:c ktu , s hr '" Of th e elloiceVa:enciennes make. To Families 4"'ff,, s , ''''.., and those Who wish a warmer article than Linen, 1 1 4,„,.,t 1) . P i : et ,' ,11 .4 to reeototnelid hisneW-Paten4lath(neC?P. k i . "lari' s -•ei"• Ina,is en i i ss6clviii les aziteniens), it being 41:1,011.);,'Itilei"allle' abroad, ) a ' s ' Well as in the eolderclirout es . : 1, a, 1,, , ft; the'use .of ;the fine Aiadras .Lonc Cloths of he l .' l)l l) a . t i g . , l a iy'hc.ibl e to all the various family pisreses for itfl,, /) . t ive. •;:.:),.,"!'n tiniv,rsall ) ' . est merited. and nearly halt • Ag ft' af ts, .ti lt Nive tines of v. hie h. for winter wear and eAld '',"' • t'f,,l' r:, are e..etili.desiririle for agreeahle wear as,well ' tf sf 'f•l 1 " 44 ',1'• T 1; ,-. i ,„ '.. i - i '%rirehouse ex ie p . y, to ~._ .e Mr o.ita e 9 a! 11 . . . n, .. 4 'll (-. l "t', f r ,r"Ft %lath tflt. Si; bite Chintz a/1(1 _111j! ~,,,,.: by t ath -l •Ad re ,„ l ,'l'l wo to l'firre.Onin is rite!), for Lashes .%:, 04 ~ s wear, eOntainiov • from three to fotp ['leases P, I. T N . I"I(I ET ° WEIIS'S 'IONIC PILLS, L i t ßEG t i r lON, !V E.N.N.NEtii ot STONIACH, BILIPIN / 19 1 .4 RsE - „ A ,ltlrn ES' anti their atteinlant Symptoms. t 'l:e r 4 41 0 he or l 'i •LS i; re cotififielifly rreiritinektly(l i t 'll t '''ll di, .' the safest and most certain Remedies that has al t. e frriit (orered for the various uneasy senstions which ,ti•tt,el,t,,,, weakener) state of the tli , estire organs. Mild, „' I L ti% slt tai, l P in. their ti ler- ti ni tt - iry deans', and yet 'fle et ' btNele ontacli, ;tiild c 4 ort ( ect a costive habit by relax -oCeStio.l;4 n ''' in ;t way 90 uTittl e as scarcely to appear the oi d ' 44,1411164 e. 'limy' restore the appetite, assist di -40117 if ' Promote adu I•- - I s • •retion of the bile. *AN .P.ltsll' 94 ., 43 6i e a"' i " dr " B by .101-IN ,bait!' t ~,,,,, . ... (-•, anti , Is. per ox, 4,, ii s 7ssional tliemi3t, Warner -street, near Hat ton , - Ne v t .bldy be had at all the Wholesale and Retail 44 ta' Hra;Vio,ises io I , ihm, awl at the respectable lisellers' in most principal Towns. 1 ip,, . 1‘ , 8 1-1 RAIN f MANUPACTOItY, or (It T 1 ' .4,.. 4,NE,,,,,sciteeti-Street Lheapside. 1, -- ' ' • till,t4141e(4:11,1•11LP, AND' ANTICOItIIOSIVE PAINTS.. It ti 't do `til PerCsst so ni *k per Cwt. 5(;s: b Ilt (.)1 • • • • .... '*- '' : it : 4Rf. bark iVe d •••• • - • ‘4S. II htte ~,..1.10,,ed. 4. • • • • • • . 113 x• Yellow SGs I ltie,i i lieil • '•••• • • • • • •:tos. Sla!e and Lead t 48s. 1,,,r1r ....,•••••.:••• •• • • •Bels. Colours— • i i9estl., lt, e Par ed ~• •" • • 48s. Stone tllllled c oi - r . i l l . t' tint; them far Use ss. {ter Gallon. NI 'tel. tirr,llt"wil "3s per Cwt.—Connuon i Ss. ~ tid ijo. e4dl4sr —4l ' '''''.. T . I I • 4 wine per Gallon 6s. s. ii 1 e . ~ 4 du, 4ss. 1 Linseed Oil per Gallon 495. ellii ii LAMP OILS. '','Llil h: %pe rm 0 ., per Qat. 41e t;irnngd„ l • - 9s• 04. I Refined Oil for I„ .. .- ' ss. ou• Oil ••• • • • 7s. eh,. . Patent Lamps _I AviZh t e T ill .9 , 1. I Pale Whale " Oil e I l ene), . 3s. 9d. I Common do - ltil t penes r4ille Pai 31t5 '- i O ut-door l'olki 1 4t , ed. ~. ( lsol i , t . , are siiitei_ to a 11.,. liitt'o(l. 4 ,Ite ( fur 4ypear.ince and great durabnit . y d are w r . e :, i s of vv ti no `,:r Paints, particularly the Iteno . e . t 4, ti l i l e i th Rot , . 4, We ati lallY Years, however much eXl'oscd. ' , d I) ( .., llt K i v , "tr, and is a e rtain cute for Vermin an "Il'lll•':".`taint; ti • 4 e nrerin e . .1. in appearance to I h il‘;""lt4' (."' ! Tile Vt'l lile 1 n•tl equal''•iei„iiie, Linseed Oil , ) .11' Warram. 99 rs, „ i .,, f ~d , ' ',PI . li ties isle - Lamp '' ;‘ ll ," ' ',‘lvi,tte'tfl Ilsl,7Ztlli",',"and,l'frbotsiit t q ll " ;!inain . ter in genet iet, h , "i will be found superior to those •ir. , : k ii.,"t..„,, Nu t , - ti.,..,„ 6E014 4 : UPTON and . CO. .) inttiot,•,. ,' lee solidi eil on adv el litageoui `4l4lya 4-45',,,,e,5,ti,44. 141bs. of the lcullethlratile ''' l titt. of Coal Tar, sold. Per Gal. 11~ ~ t fe l tbsthr sci" - t o ' looo l , 4 o r* the ft l e . 01 14 " ci Do i !l e net 11 01 5 Acts ;Got? jOrs. &eve' I , slid 1d th e be lt e tbe • s d i ' ifte e ,i t he of /Jo , Plus ~lt tb e ; ;Ye to c o 5 1 to(li' li ior , a ios t - 0 05° or fa d to fa (lee n, ow St w h elot its bos f u sseY,,, c rt 1:low 0, vlo6° Cd'' o , (l Y MD" or • op' now hi. lier cot. ock- limiter, 2, Comb . 'll, takes .4.4• the earliest opportunity of submitting the Scheme of a 'NEW Lf/L'TERY, which be4 . int, dr4Wing so early as the 4th of AUG'IJST.' The inagnit ode of Prizes is Very;great, and the nu ru licrof•Tickets remarkably small : therebeing Two Prizes of 80;0001. with so - few Ticketi as B,ooo;—besides these ad vantages; TWo of the Prizes will receive in addiiioir bight Pipes of Port Wine, or Madeira, or Ei lrt Hogsheads of Cla• ret, to be, chosen by the 140111ers•themseives;—E. E..solicits a preference as abuse, %%here Schemes, with full particulari, nigy‘be hitt ,;ratis:—;:-111 Butiness 'in tite Pablie Funds-trans .acted Willi the utmost fidelity, •dispatch. • . .• A.NEW• ERA. • • Two pßiZgg' Of rii,doo.!!! With only 5000 Tickets, CARROLL, 11),' stibinits in th e Atm c, with kratefill confidence, 2 a Scheme founded ?n ,the reconnuelpdations of Adventurers, who-izteing wia ninidus M Wishing fel - Prizes of Thitty Toonsand Pounds, lie is prolad,to state, thaValthough• the Lottery is limited by ciovertimetit to 8000 Tickets, yet the Scheme can b o ast o f - Prizes 0f..:-1?),000i., besides the usitalimundor of other Ca pitals and smaller Prizes; and as it most he evident that increase in proportion - as' th number of Tickets is lessened, this,Lottery presents to adventurers ptoi.abilities of iihtining 40,0001 ,' which no Lottery every presented be fore, in this or any other•Couitiry.. • • . And in addition to all the Pi izes pail by Government, as - t Tribute of!GratitUde for Public Favours conferred on .G... CARROLL, he has made arrangements that Purchasers shall .11irveitileOpttioil of rectiiing': • • • - _ •. 2 • • , • GO D for the Two Prizvs s f iQOO Sovereigns, with • PORT,_ . CI,IIIgT, 'orMAIIELUA, amountin4 to Four i'ipes of Port or Madeira, or F o ur H o g s • brads'of •Claret, for each of the Prizes of One Thousand'So : vereigns, and in propoili.m for Shares. . . _ The \Vine to be chosen by the Hollers themselves. BEGINS 4 r i AUGUST. CARIIOLL'S SCNE OE. NO FIXED IPRIZE.--ALL STERLING MONEY. Outy 8000 lickets. 2 ....Prizes 0f.... ,C 30,0 0, 1 6 ....Prize4 0f.... 4 , 200 -2 ' • . 2,000 .10 .... 2 (Sovereigns) .... 'l,OOO , 2,) . 50 3 .. '., — 500. 1,580 S PRIZES StIARED AND SOLD BY • C ARROLL In the Last Lottery. 9,451 8.599 NO 25 ;i5,285' SW' 12,500 &c. AC. &c. And in -his bite (7ontracts, 7,731 t .. Prize of • .C 30,000 1 3,645 043 • (10.100 i 4.149 ' 203000 Ac. &c. • TICK us and SlL4ltt.:"at'e now on Sale at the Offices of CAltii,ol.l,, he •Contractor, Nu. 7, GORXHILL, )26, OX f I'REET, Landon, and by all his Agents thk . oughout for Coulary:, • • • • GREEK V.EHTUAGINt.•••• • • • • .. ..• • This Day was puhlished, in S%n. price 11. Rs. hoards, ' Ahandsomely printed* and hot-pressed, NEAT Edition of the SEPTUAGINT, witll the APt."..RYPHA, in one Volume. The Text is taken from the Oxford Edition of HOS, Same size as the Greek testament. 4 %,* This Edition is printed in one Volume for use in i.Thitrches and Chapels, as.weli as the Library. Also, in . 8 cols gyn. 21. I4+. 6d. hoards, ltirge paper, 41 The' GRE EK TESTAMENT' a New Edition, with copious Notes front (Tardy, 11;010, Kype, Schleusner, Rosentutglet, &c. in familiar Latin : te'igetlier with parallel passages from the Classics, &c. &c. By the Rey. E. I,Talpy, B. D. 'PrinWf . by- A. J. l'a I py, and sold by Itles'sts. La w - and Whit taker; Longman and Co.; Baldwin and Co..Paternuster-row ; and all nther Booksellers. TRE PA MPH LEITER. .This Day was published, price 6s. 6d. THE PANII I IILEI'LL4, No. XXIII. con taining I. Speech of the Chancellor of the Exchequer upon provid ing additional Places of Public Worship.. 4. Letter to the Right• Honourahte W. W. Pole upon the Disappearance of the Gold Coin and Resumption of Cash Piiyinents. (Original.)' 8. French Drama. By A. Delpla. (Exclusive.) 4. A Treatise on Duelling. By A. Busquett, Esq. 5. Letti•r to Sir Wth2Garrow on the Surgery Bill. By James 'Hamilton, M.D. B. Letters on . the English Constitution. By G. Dyer, A.B. 7. Funeral Oration on the Death of Doge Leonardo Lore data. Translated from the Italian. By C. Kelsall• Esq. 8. Letter to Professor Stewart. By J. learn, Esq. 9. Letter on the True Principles of Advantageous Expor tation. to Observations on the Evil Effects of Spit itous and Fer mented Liquors. • • , Sold by R. Feltner ; Longman ; Black and Co. and all other Booksellers. Of whom may also be • had, complete Sets of the Pamphleteer from the commeucenvent. FRAUD PIthVENTE.D. rr d O countera the many altettipts that are da ly .1. made to impose on the unwary a Spurious - Composition in toad of the GENCeINE BL:t CaING prepared- by DAY and MARTIN, they have adopted a new Label, in which their Signature and Address 97, High Holborn, is so conspicuously placed in the Centre of the Label,,that they trust an attention to this , and the difference of ,the Type, whiCh is unlike all Letter-press, will eifable Pnrchate, s at once to detect the I Illposltioll. . . . The REAL JAPAN BLACKING, ,made and sold Whole sale by DAY. and !MARTIN, 97, Hitch Holborn, and . re tailed by the principal - ar,icers, Druggists, HoOkselleis, Iron mongers, Perfumers, Boot , nialiers, &c: in' the .United King dom, in Bottles at 6J• -w4l and Ps. ad. each.. KEA.R.SLEY'S WIDOW. W ELI FICXIALL PILLS. AMEDICINE Which 11118 stood the test•tur - long series of years, and is well known for its peculiar edicaey insensoving the Green Sickness, and other• Obstrue- [ions attendant on the female Sex. The cases, proving that the afflicted, who have hitherto'resorted to the uski of it, have uniformly been relieved in the -most. sovereign manner, are voluminous, and specified in the bills of directions. Tor coatd the public against Im position , the name of C. Kearsley is engraved on•tlie stamp, b v the special permission of the Commissioners of Stamps, without Which they , are not warranted to he genuine. • Prepared by Mrs. Kearsley alone, from the Original and Genuine 'Recipe, and sold who'esale mid retail by Harrr, BOoksellcr, 46, Fleet-street; Barday and Sons, Fleet-market ; Newbery :Ma Sues, St. Paul's Church-yard; Sutton. and Cu. Bii;e7Churcli-yard; Butler , end Sons, Cheapside ; Sanger, 150, Oxford-street, .ipposite Bond-street Evans and Son, Long. lane, Smithfield ; and Johnstone, Greek-street, Soho. Nladani,—Slaying for many months been afflicted with a violent pain in my side, with difficulty of breathing, and me dical advice twine failed, I was induced to try your excel lent Pills, from which I found immediate and have continu e d perfectly well ever since. Believe me, dear Madam, four's truly, Kew Green, April 29,1 . 117.. 51. E. E. Price gs. 9d. tier box, stamp included. The L:u•ls of Guilfohli/Rothes, Eglintoun, mid Roston' won, &c. - MEN OF LETTERS. Rev. Sir Herbert Croft. Mr. D. Williams. Doctor Charles Coiube. Doctors Disney and Thomson, &C. 0 11 A Toßs. The Hon G. Ponsonby: J. Curran. Hun. H. Erskine, with speciniens of his Poetry. Mr. Horner, and Lord St. John, of Blitsoe. The whble contains four►een regular Memoirs, ►ogether with forty. six biographical ' notices of distinguished persons, interspersed with Analyses of their llrotks, and accompanied by Original Documents. THE HON. HENRY ERSKINE. We-are presented with the life of this Orator and Poet, with a- Fable, now published for the fir. , time, entitled, " The Sensitive Plant • and tilt NF-ttle,'.' of • which the following is the first stanza : . " How oft neglected and forlorn, Do high svrung worth and merit lie, While wealth and power, tho' basely horn, Lift their unworthy heads on high." The following is a description of this celebrated man : In his person, Mr. HENRY ERSKINE was tall and 4enteel ; in point of height, he sarpassed,b9,lll his brothers ; and, in the first bloom of youth, was considered handsome in no common degree. Although 'a twat) of great gaiety,- his habits were, fortunately litith for. himself and family, of a do mestic nature. Even in the early part of his life he was temperate ; and in the latter part abste-. (pious. It has been observed of men of wit in _general, that • they delight and fascinate every where but at hoMe; yet, at home be was evil most pleasant ;' and although he denied him-elf the enjoyment of all expensive pleasures, yete.so far as his means extended, he was ever indulgent, to those around him. Mr ERSKINE was always addicted to a country life, He talked of cultivating his lands at Am mondell with delight, and . when . in London, we have heard him indulge in the rapturous hope 01 returning to gather in his harvest. When he Withdrew from Practice, he accordingly spent the greater part of his life in this rural reireat: He had constructed.a .beautiful little villa, and created the scenery around it, in strict con'ormity to . his awn taste, and in -employments such 'as these passed the remainder of his life This was. a fortunate circumstance, for a great man in Loire mrnt is generally the unhappiest animal in the ci ea (ion. He was fond of wit, and enjoyed a good joke better than any man ; nay, he would not disdain even apun, either in verse or in prose. No one exhibited, either in his person or practice, a greater portion of the social affections ; and such was the happy texture of his temper, and the in discribable btioyancy of his spirits, that disease itself could neither subdue the constancy of his mind, nor entirely deprive him of that playful gaiety for which he was so eminently distin guished. CHARACTER OF MR. CURRAN. As a Lawyer, Mr. CURRAN had read sufficient, perhaps, for his a vn purposes and those of his clients. It is not here meant to insinuate that he possessed the depth and research •of a COK.B, in one age, or the erudition and patience of a HAR GIiAVII, in Hoot her ; but it ought to be recollect ed that his practice, more especially of late years, was chitfly connected with the criminal haw ,and Nisi Prius cases. The qualification alhidtd to seems, indeed, to be less attended to in the sister kingdom, than with us. We not 'infre quently find a Judge there condescending to crack a joke s►n the bench, or uttering a pun, on an oc casion that would have produced additional gluon► and gravity on the brows of our criminal J miges. Indeed we have been told,. that'a certain. veils of humour, frequent and apposite quotations front the Classics, with a disposition to diverge and declaim, are often tolera►ed in the gravest speeches at the Irish bar. • In cross-questioning an unwilling evidence, in detecting the sinister motives of the informer, in discovering the character of a injured witness, no one is allowed to have exhibited superior acute nets ; in Iris eloquent appeals both to the heart and understanding, he •was frequently ena7 bled to display the ascendency of powerful !dents, so as to appal guilt, and render innocence tri 7 umphant, with unutterable - force and effect. Thus, if the opinion of his•conntrvmen and coniempo : navies be correct, he must•have occupied an ex alted istatirkn, on these occasions, in the eyes of, - tl►e people of Ireland. He could he no common • man indeed, who, uniting two great and distinct qualtties,. usually disjoined in others, in his own, person, could at one and the same time display t h e technical skill of a GARROW, and the persua- • sive:and overpowering, eloquence of an ERSKINR. leSlleCi to his person ' Mr. Cu attAN Adis tieti• CHARACTER OF. MR. PONSONRY. Mr; PONsoNßy's eloquence participated of . his, character. His address was neat, gentle, and, elegant. His language and manners, courtly anti polished. He never WAS asiidonus to cultivate the goon-will or ap.plame of the mnitittide, and t gere fore never spoke,,'while in Eirgland,.f!ooi a love Of popularity., His .good taste preCluded ; his oratory, accordingly, partook rather •ot the simple than :be finWery ; and 01) 0 00 he avoided a figurative diction, .he yet .arrived at his otriect by, a circuitous, rather thin a (IA cc', course.. Neatness and simplicily constitute the great features of his Parliamentary Speeenel ;.'his Plage: was •plain koid perspicuous ; and he avoided Ihose rhetorical flourishes which [Hake no lasting inipressiolf. Lk was thus accounted rather solid than brilliant. Gifted with a strong under, Land ing, he commanded respect for all lie twered ; his attack seas masterly. ;trid scientific, rather than bold and daring ;Thot lie chiefly excelled in a re ply, on Which oecasion an extensive and retentive memory proved of eminent service.. 'He fored to speak last, an on that occasion constantly and, invariably exhibited his power and•his art, in suc cessfully refuting and exposing the arguments of his. adversaries. He never took notes, anti yet never missed any opening in tite.argumenis of an opponent ; whatever was false he' exposed—what ever futile, be ridiculed ; and if he did not always obtain victory, he generally deserved it. Long practice bad given hint a certain tact, or high de gree pf technical knowledge, never to be attain ed without it ; and his great experience proved serviceable to his party during many a warm de bate. It has, been alreadv..ltinted..that on one memorable occasion he provided a brid.;e for a retreating enemy, but it ought not tube omitied that he also trequ,.tuly pointed tint a secure asy lum for his friends, by hovering on 'he ranks of an adverse army, and covering the retreat of his own, when he found it engaged too far fur thei common safety. - THE ADOPTED CHILD, &c. COURDOF CHANCERY, JULY 17. GER V. PRITCHARD AND ANDERSON. Sir. S. RomILLY in this case prayed his Lord ship to issoe at, itjuitc ion. rtstrain the de_ Pendants from publishing a IVotli called The Adopted Child, which contained letters written by the plaintiff - to the defendant in• the course of their correspondence. The facts are shortly these.. The Rev. Win. Gee, in consequence of having no children, adopted the defendan.t, Prit chard. as his son ; lie was hrought• up in the ta- Ludy, and at the death of. Mr. Gee,. the defendant 'Pritchard, became entitled, by My. Gee's will - , to share with the present plaintiff, Mr. Gee's relict, in his property. The defendant was put to school by Mr:Gee, and while pursuing his iiudies the plaintiff wrote .various letters to him. respecting his moral and religious ,conduct. The defendant having made an applica ion o the plaintiff, which met with a negative answer, he threatened to expose the correspondence that had taken place between them, which Sir S. Romilly said would Only have the effect of lacerating the feelings of the plaintiff. It was adduced, in support of the allegation, that the defendant intended to publish the letters in question, and that in the month of May last the defendant had written a letti4 to the plaintitf;to. that-effect. An advertisement had also appeared in the newspapers, ot . the 14th of July, to the following etfic! :—" in the press, and speedilf will he publisi eil, The Adopted Child ; or, The liistory of a Clergyman fpr Twenty ,Years.', ley the ---'Pritchard,'' Printet!, &c. by the other detetnia t t Anderson.— Sir SAMUEL, after stating the above facts, sub mired -that the Injunction ought to issue. The LORD Cri;:ccal.t.on inquired if there was any instance pt such an application as the present being granted by the Court. Sir SAMUEL R.MILLY said there was—the case of Lord Cheoerfi,ld's Letters to his Son. The Lottn, CHANCELLOR. saitl, must unques tionably the Court would grdut•an luilinction a case where the letters,wlitteri by one person to another had got into the hands of a third pet sun; but, said his Loulship, is there any, instance in whirl, the Court has granted an Injunction yvhere the Letters were in the hands of the patty to whom they were addressed?' Sir SAMUEL Romit.LY said there was, and in stanced the ease ot Lord Chesteifieid, in whirls Ws. Stannard.had'been restrained from pablish ing the letters respecting- the natural son of his .Lordship. The LORD CHANCELLOR saik that was the question he wished to have answered, and directed the Injunction to issue.; at the same time direct ing notice,to be imtuediately served or" . the .re. mective parties..